adj. 1 unable to produce a crop, fruit, or young; barren. 2 unproductive (sterile discussion). 3 free from living micro-organismset cetera (и так далее) sterility n. [Latin]

... .orpretends nottofunction Theatmosphere ispermeated withisolation - both physical andemotional .Everything seems sterile , butinthiscold thereisa.hidden threat : uncontrollable technology , mechanisms withtheirown consciousness or.viruses thatcan ... (Video game architecture)
... ofreporting documentation Ensuring safety andsanitation Compliance withtherules ofasepsis andantisepsis Ensuring sterility ofinstruments andworkplace Compliance withoccupational health andsafety regulations Advanced training Study ... ... ofanatomy , physiology , pharmacology andmicrobiology Ability towork withX-rays , instruments andequipment Skills ofsterile work andcompliance withsanitary standards Psychological requirements Thework ofadentist requires notonly ... (Professions and specialties)
... medical - experiments onliving people .Aspecial medical forensic commission found thattheHitlerites sterilized .women byirradiation , followed byovarian seizures Inhumans , theeffects ofvarious chemicals were ... (Journalism)
... concept are.vague knowledge , formed onthebasis ofweak , fuzzy associations .thisisinnoway anabstract , sterile essence , but.rather acondensate ofunformed , unstable , obscure associations ; theirunity .andcoherence depend ... ... survived tothisday : itseems totheaverage .person thatgetting rid ofdiseases lies intotal sterilization of.thebody , theideas of normal , pathogenic - and conditionally pathogenic -.flora areunpopular andunderstandable only ... (The psychology of corporeality)
... chemical reactions Here , laser radiation allows foraccurate localization , dosage , absolute sterility .andhigh rate ofenergy input intothesystem Currently various laser cooling systems ... (Quantum electronics)
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